Energy Conservation and Efficiency

12th January, 2016

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1. “Energy Conservation and Efficiency” Group

S. No Names, Ministries

1 Shri Balvender Kumar, Mines

2 Shri Ashutosh Sharma, Science and Tech.

3 Shri Sekhar Basu, Atomic Energy

4 Ms. Nandita Chatterjee, HUPA

5 Shri Upendra Tripathy, MNRE

6 Shri Anuj Kumar Bishnoi, Fertilizers

7 Shri G. Narayana Raju, Legislative Deptt.

8 Shri Prabhu Dayal Meena, Ex-Ser. Welfare

9 Shri Anoop Kr. Srivastava, Border Management

10 Shri Kapil Dev Tripathi, Petroleum

11 Shri Rajive Kumar, Shipping-Rapporteur

Participating Secretaries

Rapporteurs 1. Shri. V. Umashankar, JS, NSCS – Group-I 2. Shri. Tarun Kapoor, JS, MNRE – Group-II

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2. “Urja Daksh Bharat, Unnat Bharat”

11 Point Action Plan proposed based on:

• Transformational potential

• Proven success in technology and business model

• Feasibility

• Three year plan suggested

Long list of 51 ideas evaluated

• Groups of Joint Secretaries

• BEE, PCRA, Railways, financial institutions, consultants and experts

Monitoring Framework

• 3rd party evaluation and verification of the outputs

• Review by Executive Committee on Climate Change

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2a. Vision, Goals & Strategy

Vision:

Effectively manage India’s energy resources through energy conservation and efficiency

Goals: Triple the energy savings by 2019

Reduction in energy intensity between 2016

and 2019 by 7 %

Strategy: Achieve energy conservation and efficiency

through policies, incentives, skills and markets

Develop 11 point action plan with outcomes and monitoring framework

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3. Expected Impact

Total Avoided Capacity – 28,600 MW Annual Fuel savings - 44 million toe

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4.1 Super-efficient Household Appliances deployment and Knowledge Transformation Initiative (SHAKTI)

Initiative

• Increase coverage of super efficient household appliances to 50% of sales from current 10%

Way Forward

• Focus on fans, lightings, ACs and refrigerators – contribute more than 80% consumption

• Star labeling and knowledge dissemination by BEE by March 2016

• Large scale deployment of LED Business Model for implementation by EESL – June 2016

Energy Savings Avoided Generation Cost Savings

23.8 Billion Units 12,500 MW Rs 8,500 Crore/year

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4.2 Solar based Efficient Water-pumps for Agriculture (SEWA)

Initiative

• Provide 30 lakh solar based energy efficient water pumps by 2019 through a commercially viable (LED type) business model

Way Forward

• Innovative business model based on large scale procurement and cost recovery

• Repayment by States and DISCOMs from subsidy saved

• Pumps upto 5HP to be covered

• Star labeling & awareness creation by BEE - March 2016

• Implemented jointly by SECI and EESL – June 2016

Energy Savings Avoided Generation Cost Savings

13 Billion Units 6,800 MW Rs 7,000 Crore/year

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4.3 Energy Efficient (EE) Buildings & Building Material

Initiative

• Incentivize new energy efficient buildings to cover at least 30% constructions

• Existing Government buildings to reduce energy use by 25%

Way Forward

• Government Buildings

ECBC for new buildings & EE projects in existing buildings – directive by March 2016

• Residential/ Commercial

Incentives – higher FAR/ground coverage with conditionality.

National Electricity Tariff Policy to provide for graded levy of connection charges/tariff for compliance with Code by March 2016.

Energy Savings Avoided Generation Cost Savings

5 Billion Units 2,500 MW Rs 2,000 Crore/year

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4.4 Energy Intensive Industries

Initiative

• Expansion of Perform, Achieve and Trade Program to achieve coverage of 70% of industrial energy consumption from present 30%

Way Forward

• Major expansion to include following sectors –

Railways, Distribution Companies, Refineries, petrochemical and 24 hours day usage commercial buildings

• Notification of targets of first three sectors by March 2016

• Baseline data collection and formulation of targets of other two by December 2016 and Notification by March 2017

Energy Savings Avoided Generation Cost Savings

16.8 Billion Units 18 million toe

8800 MW Rs 19,700 Crore/year

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4.5 Transport – Roads

Initiatives

• Mandate Fuel Efficiency Norms for Heavy Duty Vehicles (HDVs) in range 12-40 MT in 2 stages

• Incentivize replacement of old HDVs in all ranges

Way Forward

• Notification of Fuel Efficiency Norms by March 2017

• Implementation of stage 1 from 1st April 2018 and stage 2 from 1st April 2021

• Buy-back scheme for old trucks

• Rebate (tentatively 15%) on cost on replacement.

• Higher levy of MV Tax on older vehicles

Energy Savings Avoided Generation Cost Savings

1.04 million toe 1.2 million toe

- Rs 6,250 Crore/year Rs 7,200 Crore/year

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4.6 Transport - Fuel Efficient Driver Training Program

Initiative

• Mandate fuel efficient driver training for heavy commercial vehicles in Central Motor Vehicle Rules

Way Forward

• All heavy commercial vehicle drivers (Approx. 24 Lacs) to be trained within 3 year

• Create pool of master trainers by 2016

• Mandatory training prior to issue of new license/renewal.

• Expected savings of 10% in fuel consumption

• Awareness campaign

Energy Savings Avoided Generation Cost Savings

2.09 million toe - Rs 12,560 Crore/year

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Freight Transport Scenario

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Declining share of Railways in freight transport

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4.7 Transport - Railways

Initiative

• To arrest declining share of railway in freight and increase to 40% by 2019 from the current 36%

Way Forward

• Technological interventions for reducing time and increasing frequency of trains

• Make railway freight more competitive - at least beyond 500 km by September 2016

• Crucial to complete/initiate dedicated freight corridors

• New PPP models - by September, 2016

Energy Savings Avoided Generation Cost Savings

2.25 million toe - Rs 13,500 Crore/year

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4.8 Transport – Promoting Coastal Shipping

Initiative

• Increase share of coastal shipping freight to 10%

Way Forward

• Selective relaxation for foreign flag operations for increase in coastal freight by March 2016.

• Creating dedicated coastal shipping berths, bunkering, storage facilities by March 2019

Energy Savings Avoided Generation Cost Savings

9 million toe - Rs 54,000 Crore/year

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4.9 Commercialization of New Technologies

Initiative

• Universal lighting access by Micro solar dome (Surya Jyoti) lighting technology developed by DST

• Potential for 10 million households

Way Forward

• Extensive field trials to be completed by July 2016

• Creation of capacities for manufacturing by Dec 2016

• Dovetailing with other schemes – MPLADS, CSR

Integrated Piped Daylight with Solar backup for night

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4.10 Research & Development of Critical Technologies

Advanced Ultra Super-Critical (AUSC) thermal technology

India’s energy security will be dependent on this technology for coal based generation.

Technology enables increase in generation efficiency from 37% to 45%

1% increase leads to saving of 10,000 ton coal per year for 100MW power plant

Way Forward: BHEL, Coal India Limited and NTPC with support from Department of Science and Technology to develop this technology

Ligno-cellulosic bioethanol for blending

Shortage of ethanol inhibits blending program.

Ligno cellulosic ethanol can be developed from biomass waste

Way Forward: Enzyme Technology development by Department of Biotechnology and demonstration plant can be established by Oil companies.

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4.11 Energy Conservation – a People’s Movement

Energy Innovation prize

• For mass replicable innovative ideas and products on energy savings

District level awareness

• Information centres supported/managed by local industry association and information provided by BEE/State Designated Agencies

• Partnership at the national level with the apex chambers

Virtual Energy Efficiency Centre

• Website for all energy efficiency information including latest technology

Tip of the day

Information on savings, availability and suppliers of energy efficient products

• Encourage homes, offices and industry to pledge energy efficiency action

• Prime Minister’s award for the most successful pledges

Thank You